EVCRT 113 - Orchestration

Jacob Landau
Orchestration is an essential course that teaches composers the skills of writing for orchestral instruments. There are weekly interactive activities that include live demonstrations, composition readings, and question-and-answer sessions with guest instrumentalists. Students compose for every instrument in the orchestra across both semesters. During the fall semester, the class explores strings, harp, and percussion. During the spring semester, the class explores winds and brass. Each semester culminates in a mixed-ensemble reading of original transcriptions. The final projects are read and recorded by students of the Juilliard College Division. This is a yearlong course; students may enter in either semester. Prerequisite: familiarity with music notation software, such as Finale or Sibelius. Placement application required unless pre-approved to enroll.

The class will run for 13 sessions, the final session will be a recital day on 12/15 in room 309, time TBD.

13 weeks; 2 credits per semester

Wednesdays 5–7pm ET

September 18–December 15

Online Only

$1,300 plus $130 musician fee per semester

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